At Edelweiss Virtual, we prioritize precision and realism to make virtual flying as authentic as possible. That’s why we’ve developed our own EFB (Electronic Flight Bag) to help you plan your flights more accurately and efficiently. Our EFB is modeled after the real system used by Edelweiss Air, providing you with all the necessary tools and information to prepare your flight. With this digital flight planner, you’ll have access to flight schedules, weather data, checklists, and navigation details, all at your fingertips, allowing you to create a flight experience that closely mirrors real-world operations.

In addition to our EFB, we also provide official OFP (Operating Flight Plan) layouts, based on the real flight plans used by Edelweiss Air and Swiss. These precise and structured flight plans offer a detailed overview of your flight, including the planned route, altitudes, wind and weather conditions, and specific information for each leg of the flight. Our goal is to offer you the experience of a real pilot, working with the same professional resources that are used by real-world airlines.

We provide a complete set of airline-style manuals to support realistic operations across Edelweiss Virtual. These handbooks are designed to reflect real-world documentation standards—structured, consistent, and written to be usable in day-to-day flying rather than just “nice to have” reference material.
From operational guidance and standard procedures to communication principles and workflow fundamentals, our manuals help ensure that every pilot works with the same baseline and the same expectations. The goal is a professional, predictable environment: clearer procedures, fewer uncertainties, and a virtual airline experience that feels organised and authentic—just like in real airline operations.

ACARS/TELEX communication with EDWOPS is conducted via the cockpit MCDU. Use this channel for operational communication only—such as clearances, operational questions, delays, or support requests.
To ensure timely handling for all flights, keep messages concise, structured, and relevant to operations. Non-operational or “chat” messages reduce availability and may delay support to other crews. When contacting EDWOPS, include your callsign, position/phase of flight, and the specific request to enable an efficient response.